In this episode of "More than a Lawyer," host London Lewis sits down with the extraordinary Doug Melville, a modern-day Renaissance man whose career spans numerous industries and roles. From being a male cheerleader at Syracuse and Britney Spears' first tour manager to coaching Kendall and Kylie Jenner in tennis, Doug's journey is nothing short of remarkable. As the former Global Chief Content Officer at Richemont and the current CEO of Jodie, a diversity and inclusion specialist company, Doug brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table.

Doug has held positions as the president of Magic Johnson's company, a strategic advisor for Obama’s first campaign, and the founder of Rent the Red Carpets. He also served as the Global Chief Diversity Officer at TWA Chiat Day, collaborating with major brands like Pepsi and H&M. His New York Times bestselling book, "Invisible Generals," chronicles the legacy of his grandfather and great-grandfather, the first two Black generals in American history and creators of the Red Tails.

Join us as Doug shares his incredible journey, offers insights into writing and publishing, and discusses his thoughts on diversity and inclusion. This episode is packed with inspiration and valuable lessons from a true multi-hyphenate. Don’t miss it!

Join us on "More than a Lawyer" as we welcome Dr. Marissiko Wheaton-Greer and Vince Greer, a dynamic husband-and-wife duo excelling in Diversity, Equity & Inclusion while balancing multiple careers and family life. Discover their secrets to successful multitasking and maintaining harmony in their professional and personal lives.

Welcome to "More Than a Lawyer," the show where we celebrate and learn from those who successfully juggle multiple passions and careers. In this episode, we will chat with Akeem D. Earle on the podcast. Akeem has recently made a significant career leap, moving from a paralegal specialist role to become an Assistant Attorney General in the Criminal Division. He was accepted into the Department of Justice’s Honors Program and will be starting as an Assistant United States Attorney in the Tucson U.S. Attorney's Office in the fall.

He’s also the host of "Conversate with Akeem D. Earle," where he dives into the lives of lawyers, exploring how they balance their professional and personal identities. In our conversation, we’ll explore Akeem’s journey from paralegal specialist to Assistant Attorney General to Assistant U.S. Attorney, his passions, and how he’s crafted a successful career blueprint. Get ready for an engaging discussion on managing multiple roles and finding success in every aspect of your career!

In this episode of "More than a Lawyer with London Lewis," we sit down with Kenny Christmas, a true embodiment of the multi hyphenate spirit. Kenny began his illustrious career at the prestigious firms O'Melveny & Meyers and Hansen Jacobson before transitioning to Del Shaw Moonves, where he made his mark as a distinguished talent lawyer. But his journey didn't stop there. Kenny successfully transitioned into the roles of producer, manager, and writer, showcasing his versatility and passion for storytelling.

Currently, he's working on a powerful screenplay about the Black Panthers, bringing crucial historical narratives to the forefront. Beyond his professional achievements, Kenny is a dedicated father, guiding his two children as they thrive in Ivy League schools.

Join us as we explore Kenny's career blueprint, delve into the challenges he's overcome, and uncover the inspirations that drive him. This episode is a testament to resilience, versatility, and the pursuit of passion. Get ready to be inspired by the remarkable story of Kenny Christmas.

Welcome to another inspiring episode of "More than a Lawyer," the podcast where we highlight and celebrate the multifaceted journeys of remarkable individuals. Today, we're thrilled to have Suzen Baraka, a phenomenal talent whose career spans across law, poetry, writing, acting, and activism.
Suzen Baraka started her career as a lawyer but found her true calling in the arts. Now an Emmy Award-winning poet, writer, actor, and dedicated activist, Suzen uses all forms of her identity—Korean and Black—to define herself before others can. In this candid conversation, Suzen keeps it real about why she chose to pursue her passion in the arts and how her legal background informs her activism.

Join us as we delve into Suzen's unique journey, exploring how she balances her diverse talents and continues to impact the world through her art and advocacy. This episode is a testament to the power of embracing all facets of oneself and pursuing one's true passion.

Tune in for an inspiring discussion that promises to leave you motivated and empowered.

Join me for an inspiring conversation with Amanda-Jane Thomas and Shanita Nicholas, the dynamic duo behind the global coffee brand and powerhouse, Sip & Sonder. Not only are they the creative force redefining coffee culture, but they are also accomplished lawyers. With their flagship location in Inglewood, CA, and their coffee reaching from Austin, TX to Philly, Amanda-Jane and Shanita have crafted an iconic brand that celebrates culture and innovation. Tune in to learn how these two all-around badasses balance their legal careers while building a coffee empire.

In Episode 3, titled "I'm Not a Lawyer, But," we sit down with a former creative executive turned overnight TikTok sensation and podcast host. Join us as she shares her journey of creating the viral brand "I'm Not a Lawyer, But," where she masterfully breaks down the most intriguing newsworthy cases into bite-sized, engaging soundbites for her followers. Discover how she transitioned from the corporate world to becoming a social media influencer, and the secrets behind her storytelling magic. This episode is a must-listen for anyone curious about the intersection of law, media, and viral content creation.

Conversations with a Creative Artists Agency (CAA) lawyer who is building her real estate empire.